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it's the boring kind of clones where there is gonna be a lot of them and they essentially function as an automatic cultivating system. just not interesting enough to be worth anyone's time really

Could chapters in the story is already talking about how the fire element teacher is a "hot and busty sister" idk it just gives weird vibes to open that way and suggests the story is gonna be light on plot and way too horny for no reason.

The MC forms a team and the first member of that team is, in the words of the author "a legal loli" and it's creepy af. the author constantly sexualised the person who "looks like a 12 year old girl" and it's weird af

literally a scam, the moment you get past the free chapters the translation quality drops, characters change names every chapter, sometimes changing multiple times in a chapter it's just so unpleasant to read.

Weird af, creepy af. I thought it might be one of those stories where the MC transmigrates as a "villain" or a "demon lord" and then Isn't actually evil because their just a normal person. Instead this is exactly as it sounds, it's about a guy who transmigrates to become a slave trader and he takes particular delight in punishing and training his slaves. Its just unpleasant.

This is just a worse version of 'from sidekick to bigshot'. The novel which it copies already has like 680 chapters translated ready to read. When people say this novel is "similar" to 'from sidekick to bigshot' that's being generous to the point of being outright dishonest, this novel isn't a novel with a similar/copied premise that the author then goes and creates something new with. Here the "author" has literally copied plot point by plotpoint to the point where this book literally has value existing at all. You couldn't even call the person who wrote this an author because they haven't created anything at all

This book is really dumb, the MC gains the ability to just change people's choices on things but we don't actually get to see the choices. The book will talk about how "number 1 is bad and number 3 is the best option" but it never tells you what those options are so it's super frustrating to read

Based on a an okay video game, its much less fun to read about than it is to play. Wow webnovel do be scraping the bottom of the barrel for this month's trial reads.

"feels like fanfic" lol it's so true. Like there is one point where the MC has just reincarnated and he reincartes into the body of a middle aged man, it's made pretty clear that the middle aged man is supposed to be a bit of a loser but instantly after he shaves he's suddenly so attractive that people go silent when he walks into rooms. It just feels like dumb wish fullfillment

The MCs power is incredibly overpowered, but I can kind of get over it because overpowered MCs are kind of par for the course. The MC is someone who has traveled back in time to the start of the apocalypse, so he has the advantage of hindsight plus an overpowered ability to just dominate in the apocalypse. The MC is pretty edgy with him not having much sympathy for anyone struggling to adapt to the apocalypse and therefore doesn't really form any freindships with anyone people kind of follow him because he's strong. This novel could have potentially been a fun enough kingdom building style novel if not for the fact the author suddenly gave up on writing the novel and just randomly wrote a nonsense ending. Essentially the mc had just laid down the foundation of his faction, his city was built and the beginning stage of the apocalypse was coming to an end and then the story just ends with the MC randomly ending the apocalypse almost before it began, it was supa sudden and really lame

It has the potential to be a lot of fun but but it's bogged down by the protagonist making extremely dumb decisions. Like right at the start the protagonist receives a reward of silver and the magic healing cream and he decides to use his resources in the parallel world to get money in the real world. The logical thing to do here is to sell the silver in the real world as it won't cause too much trouble. In fact I didn't want the real world to matter other than as a source of knowledge because it's far less interesting than the magic world. However the main character rather bafflingly sets up a company to try to reproduce the magic cream as if that's something that makes any logical sense. Then the MC starts a company in the magic world selling slirpees as if that makes any sense in an impoverished place.